The phrase "attack on record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is criticizing or challenging something that has been officially documented or stated.
Example: "The senator's speech was an attack on record regarding the administration's handling of the crisis."
Alternatives: "criticism of the record" or "assault on the record".
To put that into perspective, if those reports are true, that would make the 21 October attack roughly twice as powerful as any similar attack on record.
The southernmost crocodile attack on record was near Babinda, south of Cairns in 1999, while the southernmost fatal attack was at Staaten river in the Gulf of Carpentaria in 1985.
Earlier this year, meanwhile, GitHub was hit with the largest DDoS attack on record — though the site managed to come back online after 10 or so minutes.
The data breach comes after Target Corp on Friday said an investigation found a cyber attack compromised the information of at least 70 million customers, in the second-biggest retail cyber attack on record.
What followed – reconstructed with witness testimony, photographs, video footage and interviews with friends of one of the security men – gives the clearest account yet of official failures, missed opportunities and individual bravery in what is one of the worst-disclosed terrorist attacks on record.
In criticizing a one-day-old infant, the ad is believed to be the earliest political attack ad on record.
It's the attack on his record that matters because if Hillary Clinton, as most still expect, is to emerge as his party's flagbearer, she will be running partly on what he has achieved.
Had the party stayed out, he likely would have prevailed - and Democrats would have a Senate nominee here who wouldn't be susceptible to a devastating left-and-right attack on his record.
Such a large-scale attack on health records rather than payments (as in the comparable Target attack) was new and raises questions as to just what information the hackers were seeking.
He considers that, in view of the references in the three poems, there is a case for identifying the attack on Catraeth recorded in Y Gododdin with the Battle of Gwen Ystrat.
Robin Toner of The New York Times yesterday wrote about Mr. Obama's liberal Senate record, and The Washington Post today mentions recent attacks on that record.
